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Take Two

Inglewood Unified: Rats, unsafe conditions despite millions in state funds

By Take Two Staff
Published Nov 6, 2014
The walls of a bathroom in the gym at Inglewood High appear to be damaged by fire in a photo taken in the fall of 2014.
walls of bathroom in gym at Inglewood High are damaged by fire.
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Karen Foshay/ KPCC
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Inglewood Unified: Rats, unsafe conditions despite millions in state funds

More than two years after the state took over Inglewood Unified School District, there are questions about how successful that takeover has been.

The district is on its third trustee and enrollment is down.

And, as KPCC has found, conditions inside some schools are unsanitary and in some cases, unsafe.

KPCC's Investigative Producer Karen Foshay reports.